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Hi fishes,
Do you follow up with people after an interview? And, 2 weeks after the interview if you don't hear back from HR/ other team?
What's the usual trend?
The Novo Nordisk HEOR team was great, the manager responded with reason for rejection, with guidance on which Dept I'll be more suitable for. Really enjoyed the interview process.
On the other hand, Novartis has gone silent after three rounds of interviews! Do I officially consider myself being "ghosted"?
What do you do? 🤔
Hi Nagarrians, it's been 45 days now since I joined Nagarro I was assigned a team at the time of joining but since then I am waiting for interview to take place. Is this normal procedure? Although from day 2 my project manager asked me to fill the timesheet corresponding to one project which is no billable. I am having concerns now as I don't know if this is normal ?
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Unfortunately I don’t have any books to suggest. Just google it and there should be a ton or articles to choose from.
One simple rule you can follow is called the 50 / 20 / 30 rule. The rule states that you should spend up to 50% of your after-tax income of needs and obligations that you must-have or must-do. The remaining half should be split up to 20% savings and debt repayment and 30% to everything else that you might want.
Similar to your 401K, set up a separate savings account where you automatically deposit that 20% of every paycheck to. Don’t touch that account unless there’s an emergency. You’ll see that account grow quite nicely over time. After you’ve built a nice nest egg, start looking into investing.
Also, consider what major expenses you’ll need to save for - new car, a house, engagement / marriage / honeymoon, kids & their college.
Boggleheads guide to investing
The intelligent investor
Take an online course on investing
Any you recommend?
little book to common sense investing
Read up on modern portfolio theory and apply it to your personal finances
In all honesty just put it in an index and forget it. You won’t beat the market.
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